Othello

1:22:02

Was this fair paper
made to write ''whore'' upon?

1:22:06

-What committed! lmpudent strumpet!
-By heaven, you do me wrong.

1:22:10

-Are you not a strumpet?
-l am a Christian!

1:22:12

What! Not a whore?

1:22:13

-No, as l shall be saved.
-ls it possible?

1:22:17

Heaven forgive us!

1:22:20

l cry you mercy then.

1:22:23

l took you for that cunning whore of
Venice that married with Othello.

1:22:31

You, mistress...

1:22:33

...who have the office opposite
St. Peter and keeps the gate of hell!

1:22:39

You, you, ay, you!

1:22:44

We have done our course.

1:22:46

l pray you, turn the key,
and keep our counsel.

1:22:52

Am l that name, lago?

1:22:55

What name, fair lady?

1:22:58

Such as my lord did say l was.

1:23:00

He called her whore.

1:23:02

Why did he so?

1:23:04

l do not know.

1:23:06

l am sure l am none such.

1:23:10

Do not weep!

1:23:13

Do not weep.

1:23:14

Alas the day!

1:23:17

Hath she forsook
so many noble matches...

1:23:19

...her father, her country,
her friends to be called whore?

1:23:23

Would it not make one weep?

1:23:29

lt is my wretched fortune.

1:23:31

O, good lago...

1:23:34

...what shall l do to win my lord again?

1:23:38

Good friend...

1:23:41

...go to him...

1:23:42

...for by this light of heaven,
l know not how l lost him.

1:23:50

Here l kneel:

1:23:57

lf ever my will did trespass
against his love...